The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
PERSONAL.

wnIIAM HosrE, Detroit, is In the
city.
Carr. PAT HAcKKrr has returned
from Nashville.
LOUIS RosENrHAL has left for Biz
mipgham. Ala.
J. W. Folk left yesterday evening
for New Orleans.
HoN. HxsRr O. MEYERs Of Lulu,
Miss. Ia In the city.
JOHN H. LAssErKR, OF Tuscumbia,
Ala is in the city.
DE-. J. M. CoMEeYs returned yester-
day from visit to Mississippi.
Col. MIKE GARyIN, of the County
Court Clerks Office has gone to Hot
Springs.
Hon. Z. W. REcroR, vile and four
children are in the city en- route TO
Hot Springs.
Miss ANNIE MircHKLL Of Louisville
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jacob
Schwab, 103 Main street.
DE-. p. TKRrIUs KKMPsoN, Of the In
surance Times, New York, and wife
were among yesterdays arrivals.
MISS MARIE LEE GOoDLErT, who has
been visiting Mics Marie King, OF
Brownsville, returned yesterday.
DE-. D. d. SAUNDERS is at the con-
vention OF the Medical Association at
Nashville. but will be back In few
days.
The Rev. Mr.. Burford, late OF st.
Timoth,'s parish, Nav York, the
newly chosen rector Of Calvary church,
will arrive tonight.
MRs. J. M. GooDBAR and Master
Bright returned yesterday morning
from delightful visit to relatives at
McMinnville, Tenn.
P.S. sIMMs, repre- Ienting the paper
houee OF K G. Mead & 90. OF Dayton,
Ohio, hiss come to the city to establish
q branch house. This is his first visit
here and he is favorably impressed.
Rev. DAVIS SEssUNs, OF New Or
leans, will arrive this afternoon and
perform the ceremony uniting In mat
rimony Capt. David A. Rees and Miss
Maud Milburn at Calvary CAurch to-
night.
Mrs. NAT. BAXTER, JR., nee Sharpe,
who was reared In Memphis in the
family OF her foster father, Col. ]. B.
Sharpe, and was married here, Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. b. 8. Spicer, a. 1873
Vance street. She is accompanied by
her two charming young daughters,
Misses Mamie and Lottie.
MISS NELLIE MUI +, accompanied by
her uncle, Col. Geo. B. Muir, Of Louis
vile, arrived in the city this morning
en- route to Sacramento. Gal, via
Santa Fe and City OF Mexico. Her
many admirers will be delighted to
know that she has been persuaded to
remain over q few days. the guest Of
Mrs. II. W. Leath, 1853 Union street.
Los ANaRLRs papers OF recent date
announce the marriage OF DR.. Ed Case
to Mise Addie Lee Price. This young
lady is the daughter of an old friend
and former citz n, G. o. Price, who
moved to California In 1874 with his
family. She Ia also the sister OF Bun
F. Price. 1t was our good fortune to
meet her during our recent visit to
San Francisco, and we must oongratu-
late the cit zsna OF Los Angeles on the
capture OF this accomplished lady
through one OF her best citixsns.
The contest between the American
Hand Fire ADnihiator and the Eclipse
Fire Extinguisher, on the bluff last
evening, proved very disastrous 70 the
former, for after having their own way
and their choice of buildings they
failed entirely, after exhausting about
ten machines, while the Eclipse ex-
tinguisher was grand gu cess, putting
out the terribly fierce fire In shcr Or
der. q. w. Csryl, the inventor, re-
ceived the congratulations OF the
crowd Of prominent insurance aud
other business men. The Eclipse can
be examined At No 50 Mauison street.
MRS. 8. G. LAW is very i'll at the resi-
dencs OF Mrs. Sneed, her daughter,
455 Shelby street. MS Law is prob
ably tho oldest of the Southern
mothers, being now almost 81.
She was very active duiing the war
In her attentions to the sick soldiers,
and has lsbored unwearily to adorn
the grounds OF the Confederate dead
in Elmwood. She is OF an honorable
ano h0nored family, one of the Cor
donr, now well and widely known In
Georgia and Tennessee, and is a
woman of mark able character. She
is thert ugh Presbyterian and de-
voted Christian. A numerous posteri-
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